Accessibility
Ensuring universal access to content shouldn't be an afterthought. By designing and building for inclusivity, we strive to elevate our work beyond a checklist of accessibility requirements. This approach lets us build interfaces that accommodate for the dynamic nature of our interactions with technology.
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Thinking From Beginning to End
Usability and accessibility intersect in many ways. Our UX and Visual Designers have an understanding of how content organization, interaction patterns, color and typography can affect people with various types of disabilities. This ensures that accessibility is considered at the outset of a project
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Built In From the Ground Up
We're committed to implementing accessibility in all of our work. Unless a project comes with specific requirements, we will work to ensure that it goes beyond Section 508 compliance and conforms to the WCAG Level A standard.
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Testing & QA
Testing for accessibility requires an understanding of how people and assistive technologies, like a keyboard and screen reader, interact with a site or feature. We use a combination of automated and manual tests to ensure that our work meets the standards set for the project.
Our Thoughts
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How to Create More Accessible Content, Part 1: Copywriting
Megan Zlock
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How to Create More Accessible Content, Part 2: Media
Megan Zlock
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How to Implement Accessibility in Agency Projects: Part 1
Jeremy Fields
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Designing for Accessibility: 3 Things To Watch For
Mindy Wagner
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Interactive WCAG
Jeremy Fields
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Accessibility's costs are lower than you think
Josh Korr
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Color Contrast for Better Readability
Tom Osborne
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Using VoiceOver for Low-Cost Accessibility Testing
Todd Moy
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Managing :focus styles without breaking accessibility
Jeremy Fields